Carla Buziak (BA '91, MC '14), Academic Advisor, Faculty of Arts & Science Tell us a little bit about yourself. I was born and raised just down Highway 3 in Medicine Hat. The summer after high school, I received a call from Medicine Hat College inviting
Honouring the life and work of Chava Rosenfarb, a prominent Canadian Yiddish writer Professor Emerita of English Goldie Morgentaler attended events in Lodz, Poland as part of the celebrations for her mother during The Year of Chava Rosenfarb (LLD '06).
There are no borders to Dr. Sheila McManus’s research interest A childhood experience in southern Alberta helped spark decades of research into borders and borderlands by history professor Dr. Sheila McManus.
Eric Garner taking love for music from professional recording studios to the classroom Eric Garner (BMus '14) returned to ULethbridge nearly a decade after completing his Bachelor of Music because he found a desire to share his love of music with youth.
Rediscovering History: Locating Lost Graves with Advanced Geospatial Technologies Rediscovering History: Locating Lost Graves with Advanced Geospatial Technologies is a pioneering partnership between the University of Lethbridge and Vulcan County. This project utilizes cutting-edge tech to locate unmarked graves in rural Southern Alberta.
Julie Henderson stays close to her roots Dhillon School of Business graduate, Julie Henderson didn't have to go far to find her dream job. As a major in human resources and labor relations, she secured a position within the University of Lethbridge's own human resources department.
Fine Arts Shining Student Lidija Sijacic Fine Arts graduate student Lidija Sijacic chose the University of Lethbridge for its Liberal Education model, and has been able to gain crucial skills, participate in new experiences and expand her learning while earning her degree.
The University of Lethbridge and Bow Valley College offer a new academic pathway in supply chain management The University of Lethbridge and Bow Valley College are pleased to announce a unique new program that will train students for the high-demand profession of supply chain management. The Business and Supply Chain
Dr. Christopher Burton, Associate Professor, Department of History & Religion Russian history gripped Dr. Christopher Burton when he was a high school student. He pursued it through his post-secondary education and landed at ULethbridge in 2003 where he usually teaches Modern European History.
Yisstsiiyi production a historic first for the University of Lethbridge Marshall Vielle (BFA - Dramatic Arts ’17) is making history on the University of Lethbridge Mainstage. Marshall, along with fellow Making Treaty 7 members Caleigh Crow and Neil Fleming, are bringing the institution’s first Indigenous-led and created production to the stage.
Dhillon School of Business Scholarship dinner shines light on sustainability-driven Perry Family Farm On Oct. 20, 2023, the University of Lethbridge’s Dhillon School of Business honoured the Perry family and the Perry Family Farm at its annual Scholarship Dinner at the Signature Sandman Lethbridge Lodge.
Kendra Fuglerud, Assistant Registrar, Curriculum and Student Records, SEARS Kendra Fuglerud moved to Lethbridge from Saskatchewan at age 18, never intending to stay. But stay she has, and built a diverse and successful career working in the post-secondary sector in the process.
Semester at Sea opportunity a perfect fit for successful student Thanks to a scholarship made available through the Brawn Family Foundation, University of Lethbridge student Taylor Williams is getting the learning opportunity of a lifetime through Semester at Sea.
Alumnus pays tribute in autobiography to vital role University of Lethbridge played in achieving his dream The University of Lethbridge figures prominently in the recently-published autobiography of alumnus Desmond (Dez) Kamara, so it's only fitting the book will be launched here as well.
Mirroring modern classrooms: Faculty of Education alumni support room renovations As classes began for the Fall 2023 term, a pair of busy classrooms in Turcotte Hall had received a significant makeover, aimed at better preparing student teachers for what they will step into in the field.
Dhillon School of Business Shining Student Takreem Ghouri As a marketing major, Takreem Ghouri has acquired the skills and confidence necessary to realize her dream of establishing her own digital marketing firm, thanks to her tenure as the President of the Dhillon Business Students' Association.
Faculty of Arts & Science welcomes new Acting Associate Dean, Ilsa Wong Ilsa Wong, the longtime Chair of the Department of Kinesiology & Physical Education, will be joining the Dean's Office in the Faculty of Arts & Science on a term-basis.
Volunteering is a passion for Shining Student Ladan Yousef Ladan Yousef's goal is to pursue graduate studies in public health. She's an avid volunteer and dedicates her time to unhoused people in Calgary.
Dr. Jennifer Copeland ready to set sail on amazing leadership opportunity to Antarctica Dr. Jennifer Copeland will soon be off to Antarctica with almost 100 women from across the globe in a unique leadership initiative for those involved in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine (STEMM).
Fine Arts Shining Student Moni Omubor Fine Arts graduate student and artist Moni Omubor is building upon her architectural background and integrating her passion for photography and graphic design through her studies at the University of Lethbridge.
Makers Making Change: Assistive and adaptive technologies being developed through Agility Innovation Zone Creative minds are coming together in the Agility Innovation Zone to build adaptive and assistive tools that help remove barriers for people with disabilities.
CIBC helps students discover pathways to employment Since its launch in Spring 2020, the CIBC Navigator Program has focused on expanding the inclusivity and accessibility of ULethbridge’s co-operative education program, which combines real-world work experience with academic studies.
Donor gifts advance inclusion and diversity A post-secondary education turns dreams into reality and should be within reach for everyone. ULethbridge is committed to assisting all students, and potential students, by removing barriers so they may be successful in their studies and beyond.
The Picture Butte Lions Club establishes an award for visually impaired students In November 2022, the Picture Butte Lions Club provided a $50,000 gift to the University of Lethbridge to establish the Picture Butte Lions Club Award for Visually Impaired Students.
Mrudula Morzaria Scholarship Fund for Students with Disabilities Students with disabilities studying at the University of Lethbridge are now benefitting from a transformational investment from the Ambika Foundation.
